The cover charge is zero.

That’s a pleasant opening note for a Saturday night out.

CoLab Public House is advertising an evening of reggae on Saturday, October 24, 2026, with a current event window of 5–10 p.m. Pacific.

The show is at 2129 Industrial Court in Vista.

According to the organizer, admission is free, no ticket is needed, all ages are welcome and parking is free.

Straightforward enough. The musicians deserve a closer look, too.

Shakamon’s Sound Crosses the Pacific

Vine and Figtree Records describes Shakamon’s background as spanning Honolulu and Long Beach, with reggae combining West Coast and Polynesian influences.

That gives first-time listeners something more specific than the usual “island vibes” description.

For a recent recorded introduction, there’s “Worldwide,” credited to Shakamon, Jimmy Rivas and Aspekt Mafia.

Its Apple Music listing identifies a July 15, 2026, release date and classifies it as roots reggae.

Listen before you go if you like putting a sound to a name. Consider it homework with considerably better rhythm.

No verified setlist establishes which songs Shakamon will perform at CoLab. The recording offers context, rather than a preview of a confirmed song selection.

John Landry Has Several Musical Jobs

The event promotion uses John Landry’s shorter name. Its formal lineup identifies him as John Matthew Landry.

His official artist profile describes a singer-songwriter and live-looping performer who combines drums, bass, piano, guitar and vocals in a one-person performance.

That’s a busy job description.

His precise setup for October 24 remains unconfirmed, so the biography shouldn’t become a promise about that evening’s format. It does explain a distinctive part of his musical approach.

Sage also appears in the event title and supplied flyer. Individual set times and the complete running order have not been established.

A Vista Stop With Food Options

CoLab sits in Vista Business Park near Highway 78 and Sycamore Avenue.

Its website advertises craft beer, wine, spirits and Mexican food, alongside recurring live music and other events.

For Vista and San Marcos readers, that offers the possibility of combining food and music at one address. Check individual food-service hours before making dinner part of the plan.

The free-admission offer covers the show. No complimentary food or drinks are advertised.

The all-ages designation is useful for planning, too. It does not establish dedicated children’s activities or entertainment.

Check the Clock Before Leaving

The current organizer listing and supplied flyer agree on 5–10 p.m. Conflicting indexed listings show a 6 p.m. start.

Check CoLab’s latest information before heading over. Five event hours also should not be read as five uninterrupted hours of performances.

The practical appeal needs little embellishment: an advertised free reggae evening in Vista, with several performers and no ticket requirement.

Questions about the show:

When and where is the show?

Saturday, October 24, 2026, advertised from 5–10 p.m. Pacific at CoLab Public House, 2129 Industrial Court, Vista.

Is admission free?

The organizer advertises free admission and says no ticket is needed.

Is the event all ages?

Yes, according to the organizer. Free parking is also advertised.

Who is advertised to perform?

Shakamon, Sage and John Landry, identified in the formal lineup as John Matthew Landry. Individual set times remain unconfirmed.